E N E R G Y & M I N I N GBuilding a solid foundation for Australian projects

www.fu l tonhogan.com

National Business Development Manager – Energy, Mining & Ports

T 03 9340 6200 M 0419 004 019 eugene.cheah@fultonhogan.com.au

info@fultonhogan.com.au

Victoria/Tasmania (and Australian head office)

Level 1, Building 7, Botanicca Corporate Park, 572 Swan Street, Richmond PO Box 56, Hawthorn VIC 3122 T 03 9340 6200

New South Wales/ACT

Level 3, 61 Dunning Avenue, Rosebery PO Box 6099, Alexandria NSW 2015 T 02 8346 9400

Queensland

Building 8, Garden City Office Park, 2404 Logan Road, Eight Mile Plains PO Box 6263, Upper Mt Gravatt QLD 4122 T 07 3291 5600

South Australia/ Northern Territory

1 Greenhill Road, Wayville SA 5034 T 08 8177 8500

Western Australia

Lot 1, Talbot Road Hazelmere WA 6055 PO Box 104 Midland DC WA 6936 T 08 9454 0100

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We construct for our customers - Haul roads and access roads

- Rail

- Stockpiles

- Footings for specialist plant and equipment

- Laydown areas

- Airport runways

- Ports and bulk export terminals.

- Dams

Our people have the expertise - Soil remediation and stabilisation

- Earthworks

- Water infrastructure

- Gas and services

- Electrical, substations and lighting

- Structures, such as bridges

- Concrete

- Heavy duty asphalt hardstands.

Client: Bechtel

Fulton Hogan’s experience in earthmoving and civil construction is pivotal in meeting the challenges of the earthworks associated with the

Australia Pacific LNG project which includes clearing 160 Ha of land, stripping of acid sulphate soils and cut and fill of over 3 million cubic metres

of earthworks. Additionally, at the peak of this contract up to 300 staff and materials were required to be barged across to Curtis Island every day.

Australia Pacific LNG, Curtis Island Queensland

“Time is critical in developing a bulk handling facility.

Our project management and risk management processes

deliver a quality project .”

“We’ve built more than 80 years of experience in the

transport , mining, energy and water sectors. It ’s what

we’re good at .”

Midlands Hydro Project, Tasmania Client: Tasmanian Irrigation

Fulton Hogan designed and constructed a six megawatt hydro power

station, 15 kilometres of transmission lines and 34 kilometres of pipeline

at Arthurs Dam in central Tasmania.

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We have in-house specialist products and capabilities

- Soil stabilisation, such as BaseBind®

- Dust suppression, such as DustBloc®

- Heavy Duty Pavements, such as RIGIPHALTE®

- Over 30 asphalt plants and crews around Australia

- Five quarries around Australia and mobile crushing plants

- Internal national and state technical teams

A solid foundation for your civil infrastructure

- Material handling equipment to move bulk commodities

- Processing plants, such as LNG trains

- Power generation equipment, such as wind farms

- Various mining operations

We bring skills and resources - Project management

- Dedicated project teams

- Design and geo-tech partners

- In-house pavement design

- Mobile equipment

- Specialist partners for specific mechanical and electrical requirements

“Projects run smoothly when you know what

you’re doing and have the right resources.”

“We are known for our innovative

approach, including materials

R&D and application of new

techniques.”

Over 300 staff and their mobile equipment were required to complete the civil and earthworks for the Australia Pacific LNG Plant at Curtis island.

Client: BHP Billiton Mitsubishi Alliance

Since 2005 Fulton Hogan has supplied over 1.8 million litres of DustBloc®, our specialty dust suppression product, to the Goonyella Riverside coal mine

to treat 16km of haul road. The project was initiated to improve road quality, but proved to be useful in saving water and reducing costs. DustBloc is

a stable emulsion of bitumen in water. It incorporates a number of special additives which assist its absorption into a range of road materials such as

crushed rock, crushed ores or clay based materials.

Goonyella Riverside Coal Mine, Queensland

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Innovative solutions - It begins with a mind set to work together.

- It requires us to listen carefully to what our customers need.

- It draws from our intellectual property and experience for bright ideas.

- It means working together with all stakeholders to deliver optimal solutions.

Alliances and Partnerships - We are known for our collaborative approach

- We form alliances and partnerships with our customers and suppliers to best meet the customers’ objectives.

- Early involvement brings to bear Fulton Hogan’s intellectual property and innovative construction methodologies that can deliver better value for money.

- We are happy to be engaged in the many procurement models which best suits the customer and the project size, risk, complexity, flexibility and scope for innovation.

Fulton Hogan – a trusted name When Jules Fulton, an assistant surveyor, and Bob Hogan, a mechanic, lost their jobs with an asphalt company at the height of the Great Depression, they seized the opportunity to form their own quarrying and asphalt surfacing company.

From these modest beginnings in 1933, their company has grown to become a major player in the Australian and New Zealand civil construction market that today turns over in excess of of $2b per annum, with over 5000 employees. However, the company’s values remain true to its founders’ vision and it remains mostly owned by the founding families and employees.

We value long-term relationships - Fulton Hogan values and fosters open and honest relationships with

its customers, employees, suppliers and contractors.

- In all aspects of our business, we insist on honestly, integrity and fairness.

- Over 90 percent of our construction work is from repeat customers and we have established a reliable pool of suppliers and subcontractors across the country.

“We have a strong track record of working together with other parties

to achieve project outcomes. It ’s part of our culture.”

Client: Sandfire Resources

Copper concentrate stored in full containers stacked four high required a heavy duty lay down area. RIGIPHALTE®was the cost effective solution

for Sandfire Resources’ berth at Port Hedland, Western Australia.

Port Hedland Berth 2

“Our expertise is in building a solid foundation and civil

infrastructure for the specific mechanical and electrical

requirements of our energy customers.”

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Quality you can trustTrust starts with a quality job performed with a good working relationship. Trust is built over larger and more complex jobs. Trust is strengthened when we face challenges and work together to resolve them.

The right priceOur competitiveness is proven where a significant part of our work is tendered and won from both the private and public sector. We understand your need for value for money.

On-time deliveryWe understand the operational requirements of our customers takes priority as delays are costly. As such, we work closely with customers to minimise construction time and maximise operational performance.

Innovative solutionsCollaboration is the key to innovation. We listen to our customer’s needs. We then draw from our depth of experience, ideas and better ways to construct. Our innovation aims to maximize the quality of the project and operational performance and to minimize time and cost.

Client: BHP Billiton Mitsubishi Alliance

Fulton Hogan’ completed the $14.5 million Moranbah Airport upgrade in April 2011. The airport is owned and operated by the BHP Billiton Mitsubishi

Alliance, with the primary purpose of flying mining staff to and from Moranbah. Work included construction of a new taxiway and apron and

overlaying the existing runway.

Moranbah Airport Upgrade, Queensland

Client: Department of Construction and Infrastructure, Northern

Territory

The 47.3 kilometre Angurugu to Umbakumba Road was completed in

August 2012. As well as providing an all-weather link between Groote

Eylandt’s two main communities, the road also serves the large BHP

Billiton Maganese mine on the island. Everything needed for the

project, located 50km off the coast of the Northern Territory, had to

be shipped by barge from Darwin, a trip of at least four days in ideal

conditions.

Angurugu to Unbakumba Road, Groote Eylandt, Northern Territory

“When our customers are happy, we are asked back again and again.”

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Indigenous Employment

- Fulton Hogan are committed to working closely with the Indigenous community and leveraging off our scope of influence so that our commitments and actions produce meaningful and sustainable outcomes in areas such as employment, empowerment and economic development.

- We run cultural heritage training for our staff on projects and have a dedicated National Indigenous Coordinator to manage the implementation of our Indigenous Employment Strategy and our Reconciliation Action Plan.

Safety - We strive for Zero Harm. At all times our teams will work in a safe

working environment.

- We are nationally certified AS / NZS 4801 for Safety Management Systems.

- We believe Safety is not just a policy, but an attitude, engrained in the hearts and minds of our people.

Environment - We manage our impact on the environment in a responsible and

proactive manner and positively interact with both the business community and the wider society around us.

- Fulton Hogan’s Environmental Management System and dedicated Environmental Teams are committed to protect the place we live.

- We are nationally certified ISO 14001 for Environmental Management Systems.

Quality

- We will offer competitive and innovative materials and services to our customers.

- Our Quality Management Systems and dedicated Quality Teams are focused to provide the best results.

- We are nationally certified ISO 9001 for Quality Management Systems.

“We are committed to bridging

gaps in the workplace.”

Barrow Island Runway, Western AustraliaClient: Ertech

Fulton Hogan was appointed by Ertech to repair and resurface the Barrow

Island runway as part of the Gorgon natural gas project. Barrow Island is

a Class ‘A’ nature reserve and home to 24 species of fauna that are not

found anywhere else in Australia. To comply with the island’s world’s best

quarantine inspection standards everything was completely cleaned and

wrapped in plastic prior to deployment to the island, including the mobile

asphalt plant.

“More than a brand, we are a family – one who cares about

communities, the people in them and the environment .”

Client: Department of Construction and Infrastructure, Northern Territory.

Frank and Ignatius, members of the local Indigenous community employed

on the $22m Bul Bul Bridge construction at Daly River in the Northern Territory.

This project went on to win the Northern Territory Civil Contractors Federation

Earth Award for Civil Construction Excellence.

Bul Bul Bridge, Daly River NT

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